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DERBY LIT UP BY WONDER WISHART’S FREE-KICK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 August 2022

HAYES & Y’DING 2 BEACONSFIELD T 2
By Tim Fuell

THIS local derby had much to offer but in the end provided little sparkle other than a Dan Wishart 35-yard free-kick that is sure to be in contention for goal of the season.
Cole Brown opened the scoring for Hayes and Yeading after 21 minutes, firing home after a cheeky back-heel as Moses Emmanuel put him in on goal.
The scores were level after 34 minutes. With claims for handball and a foul, Nathan Minhas got the better of Charlie Wassmer on the edge of the box and calmly slotted home for Beaconsfield.
Wishart’s won...

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